Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-27
SALMAGGNDI.

A delegation OF Catholic priests passed
though OH this mornings train.
Notice the correction in reference to
= late shipment Of Mountain City ore.
Yesterdays west bound overland
train did not arrive here until after IL
o'clock NJ.
The Tuscarora stnges made extra
trips yesterday carrying the mail and ex-
press matter.
Robinson's Circus will DO along about
tue 18th Of July. Now, boys, begin to
rustic for the needful.
J. B. Fitch and j. S. Gardner cams
down from Wells on yesterdays train
and returned last evening.
William Smiley, of Star Valley,
passed though last evening on his re.
turn from u trip to Reno.
q. .Hooten, formerly of South Fork
now OF Bullion, left for home by his
own conveyance to-day.
Mrs. Perry, nee Miss Bette Tucker,
came up flom Car!in last evening for u
visit to friends and relatives here.
Miss Ollie Atwell left last evening for
Haleck where she opens the public
school. this morning for amid Summer
term. IS ...,,.-...-. '
During the heated term don't drink
much water; don't d:ink much whisky;
don't drink much beer--don't drink
much anything. -s,,,,,rs
A couple Of young'men did good
business tocdny'making and, selling key
checks. They are really aAaaeiul arti-
Gle which everyone needs. gsvs
William Henry, of. Star Valley, has
been hfSe several days for medical
treatment for au abscess which was
forming undsr his right arm. He is SO
far relieved as to return to his home to.
dny. /
Miss Ray Frank, for many years
te"chet II the Ruby Hill school in Eu.
reka comfy wAo;has beenyisiting he
during the past week. leftit his morning
for Oakland where she has secured
position in tie public schools.
cbri&Baumbaeh and John Faulhaber.
left on saturday evening" train for
Idaho where they intend 70 reside in
future. We wish the young men success
aud trdAENthat they will strike bonan-
Ia. Chris has sold big EaMoille mail
contract to John McDefm0tt.
An sdditiobal atttaction I'd the Fourth
aJuly celebration at Fort HslIeck will
he the presence Of The iElko Cornet
Band which wiz disscsourselMHsio during
the day. andlplay for the ball al night.
Mr. G. E. Mayer on Saturday induced
the band to forego thsir trip to South
Pork and secured their services for tho
Fort Halleeki celebration. EIko will be
represented by quite number on that
memorable day.
The Pension Office has disclosed the
fNct Tint large numbers OF United States
pensioners are residents of foreign coun.
tries, and that their pensions are drawn
through foreign oonsulates. In Germa-
ny alone there are $4,000 residents
whose names are on tho United States
pension rolls. Millions Of dollars are
annually sent out Of the country to pay
the claims Of those non-residents, and
gross frauds have been disclosed in con-
nection with those foreign pensions. r
Saturday Times. Review sage: miss
George, who left hero fast Sunday in
response n u telegram announcing the
serious illness of her father in Santa
Clara, California, failed to reach his
bedside before his death, his spirit hav-
ing passed away on the day she started
from this place. He was buried ON
Wednesday" Miss George has been
teacher Of the intermediate Department
in the Tuscerora schools since last Sep
tembsr in which capacity, we learn sbs
has Riyan good aatiufnciion.